Flexi, designed by Studio Klass for Bussolari, is a wall board on which you can decorate and organize your daily sheets, postcards, photos and small objects. Studio Klass explains that they were looking to design something that would help clear papers and other messy items off of the desk surface.
Dedo is a furry message board by Gonçalo Campos on which you can draw your message or a picture by simply dragging your finger in the opposite direction of the (artificial) fur growth. Doubling as a decorative piece, Dedo offers a fun new way to communicate in an artistic way.
The Snakkes wall lamp is shaped like a speech bubble and also functions as a white board. Multiple functions and tongue-in-cheek design — what’s not to love? Oh, and Snakkes means “talk to you later” in Norwegian.
These lovely ceramic wall tiles are brand new from Pigeon Toe Ceramics. Each tile is a thrown porcelain half-cylinder with 5 circular cutouts for nestling air plants. Tiles are glazed in a clear gloss and come with a leather cord for hanging. I think these would be fantastic in a grouping of 5 or 7.
Decorate your flat doors with this fun Trompe-l’oeil door wallpaper by Koziel. All you need to do is cut it to eh size of your door and apply with wallpaper paste (or 3M adhesive if you’re renting).
Shay Carmon is an industrial designer from Israel who recently created a collection of furniture in collaboration with Ben Klinger.
Leaning chair
Sitting on the leaning chair is characterized by half-standing. The seat itself was made smaller to allow a short rest and a fast stand up. The wooden legs are supported by metal legs. The bent-iron seat has two cushions attached to it with a single connection.
I’m sure you’re probably already aware that we love milk over here, but we also love coffee. That’s why we were so excited to stumble on this great graphic poster by Plaid called The Perfect Pour. It depicts various hot, tasty coffee beverages and how they’re made. Buy it here.
Extra, extra!
Lori Weitzner’s innovative Newsworthy wall covering takes recycled newspapers to a new level. The design is woven on a hand loom from strips of newsprint and backed for all applications from residential to hospitality.
Bonus TGIF post! <— this is clearly the sign of someone who needs a vacation. Because it’s THURSDAY. What a bummer when I realized it.
If you want to show off where you’ve been, instead of a world map and pushpins why not buy My Scratch Map, a wall map created from the same scratchable stuff of lottery tickets. Simply scratch off the gold foil where you’ve been on the map to reveal a color underneath. What a great gift for the world traveler!
[via noquedanblogs & Gizmodo]
